Showing posts with label YOT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YOT. Show all posts

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Hangin' Around


"vegan straight edge sounds like a combination of the following: a vivisector being curb-stomped, Karl Crisis firing a machine gun for no particular reason, Confront, Negative FX, James Ismean touching himself in front of a full body mirror while looking into the blackness of his soul, the platonic idea of justice manifested in the material world via sound waves, the United States of America, Youth of Today, the internal suffering of Calvin Coolidge, the part in the expendables where Terry Crews picks up a warhead and throws it into a helicopter, and XchorusX."

The Noose demo rules. Period. If you haven't downloaded it yet,don't tell anyone and get it here. Step two: Add their blog to your google reader. Now go order a demo and patiently wait by your mailbox for it to arrive.



Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Benson & Edges

Yesterday was a pretty good day as far things go. I was able to score the Carpenter Ant/Air Conditioning split on yellow, which was missing from my CA collection. Ended up arriving home to a couple new records on my step (reviews of which will be forthcoming). One of the guys I bought a record from threw in an additional copy of an atari record, which was super cool as well. Due to daylight savings, I didn't have to try and beat the clock to get out in the water after school and was able to take my time rather than rushing around the house trying to get all my shit together. I ended up at the south end for a windy high tide session and despite the weaker conditions, it was a lot of fun. One other guy out and the occasional line-up wave came through. I grabbed this picture before I left but it didn't come out the way I wanted (It looks a lot better if you click on it). You can't see the water well enough and I tried to get the pier in it, but no dice. The only bummer was I lost out on a Beyond LP that I was trying to pick up on eBay. I got aboard the Beyond train very late, but have been listening to the demo so much lately, that I was really kind of psyched to get a hold of "No Longer At Ease". I'm sure it will turn up again and at least it's not like the "Break Down the Walls" LP on red that I saw just went for $700.
Finally got my list up on "How's Your Edge", so feel free to hit me up with trades or offers:

THE LIST

I sold a bunch of my records last year at this time and tried to just keep what I considered my essentials, but some are obviously more important than others.